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Political reactions after the elections in Castilla y León, live | Spain

Good morning. We begin the narrative of the political news this Monday, marked by the election day in Castilla y León, which left some surprises. The PP won again and gained two deputies (33), avoiding the downward trend that it had experienced in Extremadura and Aragón. The PSOE also reversed its drift by adding two attorneys to the 28 it had, with a candidate far from Moncloa. Meanwhile, Vox, which dreamed of reaching close to twenty seats, had to settle for 14, one more than it had, although it will continue to be key to forming a government. To the…

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An 81-year-old woman is seriously injured when she was hit by an EMT bus in Goya | Madrid News

The old woman has received a blow to the head next to a pedestrian crossing with a traffic lightImage of the attack on a woman in MadridMadrid EmergenciesAn 81-year-old woman was seriously injured this Sunday after being run over by a city bus on Felipe II Avenue, in the Madrid district of Salamanca, Emergencies Madrid reported. The event occurred around 6 p.m. in the vicinity of a pedestrian crossing regulated by traffic lights. For reasons that are being investigated, the bus ran over the woman when she was on the road. SAMUR-Civil Protection paramedics treated the victim at the scene…

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Elections in Castilla y León 15M, live | Participation at 2:00 p.m. rises more than two points and is around 37% | Elections in Castilla y León

Minister Puente asks for “the highest participation to achieve change” in Castilla y LeónThe Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Óscar Puente (PSOE), has wished for “the highest participation” in the regional elections being held this Sunday in Castilla y León so that there is “a change” after almost forty years of PP government.In statements to journalists after voting at a polling station in Valladolid, Puente valued “this wonderful routine” which in his opinion represents “the democratic right to vote and choose a future” and highlighted the normality “of a country that lives in freedom.”“That you have the right to…

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Barcelona studies how to build more bus stations in the face of the road transport boom | News from Catalonia

Intercity buses arriving or leaving Barcelona reached record numbers in 2024: more than 82 million trips in Catalonia and some 54 million within the municipalities of the metropolitan area. The successive Rodalies crises have caused a real boom in public road transport and this is noticeable in the most central streets of the city, where passengers accumulate in search of a bus. All forecasts point to this transport continuing to grow and the City Council and the Generalitat assure that their aspiration is to put order in it. The objective of both administrations is to build, in the coming years…

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The first Night of Catalan Letters, the “Enjoy literature”, premieres with twelve prizes | News of Catalonia

Under the rain, the MNAC was preparing this Saturday afternoon to host the first Nit de les Lletres Catalanes. The ceremony takes up the baton of the Night of Santa Llucia, which was traditionally celebrated in December, and has added more awards in a great gala that aims to be “the Gaudí of literature.” Organized by Òmnium Cultural and the Institut d’Estudis Catalans (that is, civil society and academia hand in hand) and broadcast by 3Cat, an event was held in the Oval Room, more ambitious than ever, festive, agile and also very demanding, where Antònia Carré-Pons and Carles Rebassa…

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